India Post Offices in Mizoram

Mizoram is hill country, and its postal network is built to match. The state runs 480 post offices across 11 districts and 26 talukas, with 88 PIN codes covering the lot. Spread thin over steep terrain, those offices are what keep mail moving between Aizawl and the far-flung villages along the ridgelines.

The office breakdown is about as rural as it gets. Mizoram has a single head office, 41 sub offices, and 438 branch offices, which is roughly 91 percent of the whole network. Branch offices are the small village counters, so almost all of the state’s postal reach comes from these tiny outlets rather than a handful of big-town centres. In a place where settlements are scattered and roads wind through hills, that wide branch coverage is what does the actual work.

Aizawl is the largest district by a clear margin with 96 offices, no surprise given the capital sits there. Lunglei comes next at 67, then Mamit with 58 and Lawngtlai at 56. Champhai, Kolasib, Saiha and Serchhip make up the smaller end. You can see all eleven in the district grid below if you want the full picture.

For most senders here, business and bulk posting, along with registered articles and parcels, run through the head and sub offices, while the branch offices handle everyday local mail. Which counter suits you really depends on where in the state you are starting from, so it helps to narrow down by district first.

To find post offices in Mizoram, pick your district from the grid below and open the list of counters with their PIN codes and hours. If you just want a code, the PIN code finder is faster, and the speed post calculator will sort out the cost before you post. Other states are all reachable from the national post offices hub. Once your article is booked, drop the number into our tracking page and watch it move.